Theology, Medicine, and Culture (TMC) Fellowship alumnus, Harrison Hines, MD, MTS, is a neurologist now serving as a 2022-2023 White House Fellow on the Domestic Policy Council. Below is an […]
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Congratulations to Ashlyn Stackhouse, TMC Fellowship alumna and graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University’s genetic counseling master’s program, who will start her practice at North Carolina Children’s Hospital. VCU recently featured […]
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In these three minute videos, Emmy Yang, MTS ’20, and Karen Frush, MD, CTHC ’22 share about their experiences joining health care and faith as Theology, Medicine, and Culture students. […]
by Danielle Davey Stulac “It’s not the kind of thing you can hang in an office,” says Dr. Brewer Eberly, of his work of art, Sir Luke Fildes, the (Modern) […]
An article in Stories@DukeDivinity features TMC Fellows Brendan Johnson, Kirsten Simmons, Jennifer Tu, and Emmy Yang, whose “recent contributions have been recognized for their theological acumen, thoughtful leadership, and interdisciplinary […]
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TMC alumnus Dr. Brewer Eberly recently contributed an article as part of a series on the nihilism of modern medicine for the Theopolis Institute. In it, he argues that while […]
Congratulations to TMC Fellow Brendan Johnson, winner of the Kenan Moral Purpose Award, for his essay, “Moral Medicine.” The essay describes how his studies in Social Medicine and Liberation Theology […]
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In this opinion piece for the Hastings Center, TMC Fellow Brendan Johnson explores how COVID-19 brings into view the political dimensions of truly ethical medicine. “Dilemmas that clinicians face in […]
In an op-ed for The Tennessean, TMC Fellowship alumnus Benjamin Frush, MD, discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic challenges our culture’s individualistic view of health. “As the country continues to grapple with the COVID […]
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